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geoffwhaley.com | ||
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shannonwinslow.com
Theopening line of a book is arguably the most importantsentence of all. It's the author'sinitial (and possibly only) opportunity to capture the reader's interest, to create enough curiosity in people's minds that they keep reading. I think of A Tale of Two Cities, by Dickens: It was the best of times; it was the worst... |
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austenprose.com
Your online source for Jane Austen and her legacy |
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our-thoughts-precisely.blogspot.com
The Friday 56 is a weekly meme created by Freda's Voice,where every Friday you pick a book and turn to page 56 or 56%, and select a senten... |
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www.davidsbookworld.com
Up to now, I've been reluctant to try Lars Iyer's novels, because I don't know that much about philosophy. With a new one published, it was time to have a go. I mention this up front o you know whe... |
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